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1999  
Enactment, Alex Gawronski, Video Installation

Presented at S-Hot, Artspace Sydney; curated by Nick Tsoutas, 1999. Digital video, PAL, B+W, silentDuration: 2min loop60 x speakers + aluminium housings, speaker cable, cassette deck + loop tape – crowd cheering – amplifier, video monitor, VHS player + video loop – thronging crowd from ‘October’ by Sergei Eisenstein.

2012  
Testing Ground, Alex Gawronski, Video Installation

Presented at Artspace, Sydney, 2012 Live video from micro colour CCTV cameraParticle board, PVC pipe, paint, MDF, masonite, woodgrain contact, carpet, speakers, microphones, cable, colour micro-video camera, data projector, photograph, perspex, brackets

2012  
The Invisible Man, Alex Gawronski, Video Installation

Presented at Artspace, Sydney, 2012 Digital video, PAL, B+W, silentDuration: Two loops 4mins eachPlasterboard, timber, mdf, acrylic, enamel, perspex, photographs, digital video, data projector.

2006  
Untitled (Standard Interval), Alex Gawronski, Video Installation

Presented at Unsound06; Loco-Motivus at Wagga Wagga-Brucedale-Coolamon-Junee; curated by Sarah Last + Wagga-Wagga Art Gallery, 2006. Digital video, PAL, silent Duration: 25minsTimber, stain, 2 x video monitors, 2 x DVD players, DVD loops

20062008  
AreaContraPunctus IV, Adam Geczy, Video

5 channel digital video, sound, 5:12 minutes by Adam Geczy and Thomas Gerwin

2006  
Long Ago, Adam Geczy, Video

Digitial video, sound, 3:24 minutes by Adam Geczy and Peter Sculthorpe

2008  
Thoughts of Home, Adam Geczy, Video

Digital video, sound, 5:30 minutes by Adam Geczy and Peter Sculthorpe

2013  
Comfortable Discomfort, Kieran Gilfeather, Single channel video work

Drawing influence from works by historical figures such as Eadweard Muybridge, Harold Edgerton and Andy Warhol, through to more contemporary influences such as Marcus Lyall, Manjari Sharma and Bill Viola, Comfortable Discomfort adopts the portraiture style into video form.

1982  
2 Improvisations, John Gillies, Jon Rose, Single channel video work

Jon Rose: Cello and Electronics John Gillies: video duration 13 min presented at the Australian Independent Music Festival, Paddington Town Hall, 1982

19941998  
Armada, John Gillies, Video Installation

1982  
Continuous Monument to the Australian Film Industy, John Gillies, Single channel video work

2min 45sec video loop, mono sound

1980  
Hidden Sound Geographies, John Gillies, Single channel video work

camera: Johnathan Larsen

2001  
House, Single channel video work

9 min 25 sec HD video, stereo sound or 3 channel installation, 4.1 sound

1983  
Hymn, John Gillies, Video Installation

2 channel video installation stereo sound duration of loop: 8min

19821986  
1998 3 4 Jun  
Mixed Bodies: Recent Australian Video, Video Screening

FIM!: Festival da Imagem en Movimento Mixed Bodies: Recent Australian Video appresentaçoa e curadoria / presented and curated by John Gillies quarta 3 junho / wed 3 june, 22.00h/ 10pm Local/Place: Sala Walter da Silveria Reprise: quinta 4 junho / Thursday 4 june, 20.00h / 8pm Local / place: Sala Alexandre Robatto Salvador, Bahia, Brasil

2008  
Road Movie (Part 1), John Gillies, Single channel video work

John Gillies’ Road Movie (part 1) is about cars: a portrait of a seething mass of steel- cased bubbles and the people inside them who are hurtled along at high speeds only to come to a crashing halt and find themselves stuck in the drawn out nothing time of the...

1980  
Sweeping, John Gillies, Single channel video work

14 min loop performer: James Rogers

1991  
Techno/Dumb/Show, John Gillies, Single channel video work

made with Sydney Front

1983  
Views, John Gillies, Single channel video work

5 min mono sound

20072009  
Apologies 1-6, Shaun Gladwell, Single channel video work

Apology to Roadkill is part of a series of works that meditate upon the well-known Australian films Mad Max I and Mad Max II. It was included in Shaun Gladwell’s presentation in the Australian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale (2009) among a suite of video and sculptural...

2012  
Broken Dance (Beatboxed), Shaun Gladwell, Video Installation

Celebrated contemporary artist Shaun Gladwell is renowned for his mesmerising studies of the body in motion, set against the backdrop of specific sites that range from gritty urban environments to remote vast landscapes.